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This digest highlights a recent Federal Court of Appeal decision where the Court remitted the matter back to the lower court for redetermination of entitlement to and quantum of damages in a section 8 NOC action where the trial judge improperly relied on hearsay evidence.

Litigation work is a paper-heavy process. See what users of Case Notebook had to say about efficiency both before and after Case Notebook in our Survey Findings.

BC court grants complainant's application to testify with pet dog on her lap at dangerous offender hearing

Canada Industrial Relations Board lacked jurisdiction to certify bargaining unit of employees working for commercial manufacturer of medical cannabis

York University and CUPE, Local 3903 (Davidson), Re (2016) 2016 CarswellOnt 120 Ontario Arbitration

General discussion on the appointment of executors and administrators and their rights and duties in these roles.

Many law firms are starting to transition to paperless. See practical approaches in the whitepaper “Selecting a Paperless Approach.”

This digest highlights a recent Federal Court decision where the Court held that computer software programs are goods, rather than services, irrespective of whether they are sold on disks or access over the internet.

Caveat emptor is an age-old concept.

Court held that officer could not rely on intuition as basis for warrantless search of university student's backpack

Going Paperless isn’t easy but it is worthwhile. Learn how you can start the discussion about Paperless initiatives at your firm.

This digest highlights a recent Federal Court decision where the Court held that the actions of a company in providing manuals, training, and sending a supplier to modify equipment did not amount to inducement of patent infringement.